Pi Luna Art
Artwork made out of paper, not paint
At first glance, Pi Luna’s art looks like paintings. But come up close, and you’ll start to see the textures and shapes. She cuts tiny pieces of paper from recycled magazines and arranges them into works of art. In addition to her original artwork, she creates a range of products, including greeting cards, journals, prints, story cards, and more.
Original Artwork

Original artwork brings beauty and life into your life. Pi Luna's collages come framed and ready to hang.
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Prints are an easy and fun way to bring art into your life. Pi Luna's prints are matted and signed, making them easy to frame and hang.
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Note cards are a great way to connect with friends and family. Pi Luna's note cards are blank inside, so they work for any occasion. The artwork adds inspiration and meaning to your message.
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Stickers are a fun way to decorate your life. Pi Luna's stickers can go on computers, notebooks, water bottles, and anything else.
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Journals are a great way to open up your creative juices. Pi Luna's journals have blank pages so you can write or draw. The spiral binding allows the pages to lie flat. Her artwork is on the cover to add meaning and intentionality to your writing.
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Awaken your imagination with this storytelling game. Pull 3 cards and tell a story that connects the images. Play it with others, or use it as creative writing prompts. The cards include 60 images of original artwork by Pi Luna. Instructions included.
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Free Stickers
When you sign up for Pi Luna's newsletter, she'll update you on new artwork and shows. As a fun bonus, she'll personally mail you a free sticker featuring her artwork.
Select Your StickerWhat if art could change the way you think?
Hi, my name is Pi Luna. On the surface, my art looks like something else—a painting or a photo. But it is made out of tiny pieces of paper cut from recycled magazines.
The way I make art matches the way my mind works. I am a late-stage diagnosed autistic. I have spent most of my life trying to look normal and fit in. But behind the mask is a very different story.
My mind is like a kaleidoscope of images, stories, and unique perspectives. Like the millions of pieces of paper I use to make collages, I assemble the pieces of my mind into carefully constructed world views. When the pieces come together correctly, the art comes together, and my mind makes sense.
Art has helped me transform my mind from chaos into order. It has also become a bridge between you and me. Most of what I think about can't fit into an everyday conversation. As a result, I often feel unseen or unheard. There's no room for what I have to say.
Art is the bridge to create the connection. Through art and storytelling, I can invite you into my world, and you can see the world the way I do. We can open the door to new ways of thinking and new conversations. Check out my blog, "Art and Autism," to read my stories and get a more in-depth look into my art and the process behind it.
Art has changed the way I think. Perhaps it will change the way you think, too.

Tree Planting
In addition to using recycled magazines in my artwork, I give back. When reading my stories, you'll find that nature is often my teacher and muse. To show appreciation and give back, I plant trees. I donate 10% of the earnings from my art business to the non-profit "One Tree Planted." You can learn more about their fantastic work on their website.
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